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Default An Easier Way

I have a shopping list workbook that contains the sheets PrintList, ShoppingList, and ItemList. The PrintList page has all the items I might ever buy listed alphabetically in columns that snake on the page into 8 columns for each item in a column it is proceeded in a column with a checkbox see below

¨ Aero Bars
¨ After Shave

The checkbox is brought in using this formula: =IF(B1="","",ItemList!$B$1)
The items are brought in using the formula: =IF(ItemList!A2="","",ItemList!A2) All items are in column A

My problem is that if I delete a row/Item from the ItemList sheet I receive the following error in the PrintList page: =IF(ItemList!#REF!="","",ItemList!#REF!)

If I just delete the item from the ItemList page, Select all the items in Column A and re-sort them to get rid of the empty space every thing is okay. I am just wondering if there might be an easier way to do this.

I'm using XP(SP3) and Excel 2007(SP1)



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